This is a very basic lesson plan, and is only an introduction into some of the common or shared beliefs on the Medicine Wheel. Learning this gives you a base of information to build upon and allows you to see some of the complex yet simple beliefs that are held in the vibrations of the stones as well as the placement.

So if you “feel” the presence of a loved one or smell their essence it is because they want to enjoy and celebrate with you as well. Dinner celebration is always with the extra plate/s for those no longer here with us, we have a moment of silence in remembrance of those gone, we feast, laugh, cry etc….then we take the extra plate/s and place them outside for others that may have lost their way and also for the wildlife.

One of the traits that I personally like about her is the willingness to share information. She has no interest in converting anyone, or in telling them what is right or wrong; but she does have a good core of what is correct for her, and of holding true to that. I find that a lot of folks have questions about combining Christian and Witch as if some how the two are at opposites or at odds

She describes her path as “renegade pagan or shamanistic” and that has on occasion brought about some harsh feedback from fellow pagans.

“I was raised Catholic but my parents gave me a choice at age 13 and I took off from there. I have a tendency to piss pagans off because I don’t get offended by